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Penobscot Letter,

nr. Editor:
The past season has been an unusually
busy one on the penobscot: several addi-
tional steamers have been plying on the
river this summertime Mary Morgan be-
tween Bangor and Rockland; the Butter
cup and Gypsy between Bangor and Frank
fort and the Isma between Bangor and
Hampden. These with the Bangor and
Boston and Bangor and Bar Harbor steam
ers have made things lively. All report a
good business and there is promise Of the
same next year The steamer NJ. NJ. is
run this winter between Bucksport and
Rockland The river has been open late
this fall The last vessels left Bangor the
2lst inst. and the 22d the Boston steamer
made its trip TO Bangor.
The class of 81 of Bangor Theological
Seminary have issued a circular letter to
the alumni and friends of the seminary,
asking aid. 1t is deserving of very
hearty response.
The Central club Of Bangor have for
each year endeayoring to make them bet
ter This years course is proving es-
pccially fine | see that last week you
gave an outline of one Of Mr.. Towle's
lectures in this course.
Hampden academy is in very prosper
Gus condition after some years i'll which it
has haen otherwise Ii has full corps of
instructors and has had very full attend
ance this ,es.. Such academies as this
and the one at Bluehiii have dong much for
the young people of our state
Gov. Bodwell's death is sincerely re.
GREETED He had inspired confidence in
the best seQpie of the state and was doing
a good work, especially IN the matter of
temperance.
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Europe in Three and Half Days.

Plan TD SHORTEN IHE oCEAS TiIP.
\. Digles. New York capitalist, IS
IL, Ottawa to interview the minister Of
rally, avs and members of the cabinet with
A view 10 taking steps TO renew the char
ter held s,y himself and other United States
.capitali.tS 10 build railway from Calgary
north To Athaba>ka, landing beyond Ed
,norron at the threshold of the fertile
Peace river country. This is one OF the
most extensive schemes ever contemplated
with the object of reducing the passage be-
tween America and Europe to minimum.
The plan is 10 build a railway from Que
ber 10 the most ea>terly point of Labra-
dor where safe harbors abound. and to
Mace a fleet Of ocean greyhounds on the
Atlantic. The government calculates that
the voyage could then be made to Eng
send in 3 I-2 DAYS. Sanford Fleming has
already demonstrated that England can De
reached from Newfoundland in IL days
The autior of the scheme says that pas
senners ltas '1g Washington Monday nlSht
and travelling by rail via Quebec TO Lap
rador would be IL London the following
SATURDAY. 1t is said that vessels can en-
ter certain Labrador natural haroors the
wear round
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A}nuIr J Long Bass purchased tAs nus.I-
iu. formerly occupied N, th. B.-b. MIN
in to. an "are and wi.i m.'c * uu
70 hi> m,i prurr't a. 'ar east ,uj Do ff.r
bridge iu be- con, or',I .n;p a Store.
Mr. rarhrr,,- o.ap-h ~a,~ hl~ .,r. ,r.
ono YEAR obi dire" tar '-am a. p, a'.t@
uhrn dressed 10 iI2 lbs 10 tHn-u~
Weighed
The new, Of the dca,A x ,,os. B,ivcii
was shock aud surprise ~ a., ,at.f
community fa- Wa Immediately,
drapei and placed AZ half a'2>t
Mr.. Paris G Merrill Wa IA town la>t
week and report, business a. Grcru'~ Land
Ing and at Crotch Island 81 byrr h- owns
and operates quarry. - just booming
Should copper maintain for any ,u-th
Of Time IL present value. some al uur
mine, will up doubt. start uo.
oN,FI> WniF.
oar Christmas greetings went u the
waste basket. here a happy no" yeIr.
Our thanks are du, to good Christian
lady who never ipr@ot~ the afflicted Pu"r
ia her many deeds Of CHART, for Very
handsome bread and milk >ct. Hereafter
bread ami milk i, oar diet.
very singular cas-, Of los Of vision.
4 few wears ago Nr>. Rufus +. ~t"Ner,
without any prey inus trouble With Ter
ewes one morning suddenly discovered tha'
the sight OF one eye was gone. She ian
inediatciy went t. Boston and consulted
Dr> Williams and Derby who on eAauli
nation. discovered an cNiraia-atipn 81
blood on tie rcjina from thr rupture ~
small blood vessel which caused The los Of
sight and ihcS gave her ycry little euconr-
agcmcnt Of restoration. short time since
whii,. al a ncighbor', house. the sight i
the other eye suddenly failed 80 that Il
was with great difficulty that She reached
home the cause apparently the same.
though in this case. not vet total loss.
Mr. Stover last Wednesday took her 10
Boston. and agail consulted Dr Williams
in whose care She Is left, who gives little
encouragement that be can partially, II
not wholly, restore the sight. Mrs STOW
er i. middle aged lady. active in her
home in the church to which she be-
I longs. and in society. Her misfortune j.
deeply felt By herself, her family and her
many friends
Mr.. James Y. stevens who recently re
turned from California j. another singular
case Mr.. Stevens has with-lood ei@ht
surgical operations, the roof OF his
mouth is completely cut out, pieces o( the
jaw taken away. the juguiar vein severed
and reunited. Slight hcuorrliagcs >til IRE
qucntly occur and yet we understand
James is in good spirits and talks Of return
ing to California after REF visit here.
: Dec. 26. ONCE IN 4 WHILE.
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exists In the throat. Then 1t is supposed
to be scarlet fever only"
This is dangerous error, for the mild
est case of scarletina accompanied by the
faintest blush of the skin may produce an
other case in which the throat affection is
of the most malignant type.
Either condition may produce the other.
-"Canker rash" scarlet rash,' scarlet
fever" ''scarletina" are all one and the
same affection. A family who suffers from
"canker rash" is dangerous to the com
munity for there is scarlet fever" and I'M
less 1t he so regarded and so treated a ma
lignant epidemic of that terrible scourge
may follow "only a case of canker rash"
PHYSICIAN.
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Death of Captain ClOsson

Can't. Hiram Clos>on of the schooner
Uera. died at the Humboldt General Hos
pital at shortly after o'clock this morn
iug During his brief Illness deceased was
an intense sufferer from an affection of the
brain which was beyond the reach of med
zeal skill He was unconscious for TWEEN
ty-four hours previous to hi> death.
Captain Closson was native OF Blue
hill Maine and little more than ~ years
Of age lie had been on the Pacific coast
II wears, was nrst officer of the steamer
Humboldt while commanded by Captain
Cousins. and was for long time in the
employ of the Goodall 4 Perkins company.
Since leaving that service he has been an
attache of the McCullom Fishing and
Trading company. He last sailed from
San Pedro on the 22d day OF November
and arrived in this port On the sd DAY OF
the present month. The HeTa has nearly
completed her cargo at the Arcata wharf,,
and but for the captains death would
probably have sailed for San Diego, her
port of destination, in two or ttfaa days
when first stricken by Illness Captain
Clo,son. wife and son were stopping at the
Vance House, and was under the care OF
DR.. 5. b. Foster Becoming satisfied OF
the nature of the illness that gentleman
recommended his removal to the private
bospita. Of DIS. Wallace & Levitt, where
perfect quiet and every necessary atten-
ton would be assured.
Mrs Closson was at the bed side of her
husband when he breathed his iast A
daughter, Mrs. Barnard, is supposed to
have sailed for her home in Honolulu on
the 7ih inst. Being comparative strang-
ers here. saiyersal sympathy is manifest
ed in@1ehalf of tpe bereayed widow ana
son. Willing hands and eea1rons hearts
will do all in their power 10 teDps1 the
affection which has befallen them.
Captain ciosson was a member of Tri-
umph Lodge, Order Of United Workmen.
San francisco, and the funeral and burial
services will be under the direction OF Bay
CITY Lodge, 10. III, of this city Due
announcement OF the time fixed for per-
form ng the last rites viii be made
Hnmboldt (Cal.) Standard,
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tF9S the Ellsworth American


Mr. Editor.
Allow me to refer good paturediy u
eouyse} 10 an item which appeared in your
paper last week from Green's Landing, in
which your correspondent shows unmis-
takably that he has got.matters slightly
mixed.
After denying the report that scarlet
fever and canker rash has been raging
there, your correspondent goes on as fol-
lows: But three children were sick at
the tine and they with canker rash only
ans 30 scarlet fever has been
known here for years, il eFes.' Your cor
RESPONDENT seems to labor under INC pop
ular mistake that cankcr rash and scarlet
fever are different sad distinct diseases.
If the error were not very popular one
we would not rise to explain.
Ca6ter rash and scarlet fever are inter-
chanseable terms, one describing the con-
dition of the throat, the other ..he color OF
the ska - scarletina- Sometimes the
disease is almost wholly IL the throat,
when it is vuigsriy opposed to he Honly
canker RASH" At otil imes the skin IS
yery mach dkeco1QEnd aHd YeU Rttle tro94|e
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State of Maine.

H.xcock ss:-Court Of Insolvency Third
Thursday office, A. b.,
In the matter of John Il. Burrll, of Dedhai.,
insoivent debtor 1t is hereby ordered that
notice be given 30 all persons interested in the set
ueineTt OF the first account Of Renning CAdtiiton,
assignee OF the above named iasorenf debtor, Dy
causing a copy Of TINS order To l,e pul1shed 40
weeks, successfully, in the Ellsworth American, a
se@ spaper printed or published in Ellsworth, in
said county, that thss n,ay appear At court OF In
soyency, to he held at the Probate court room on
the second Thursday OF Jan. next, at ten o'clock
in the forenoon, and be heard thereon, and object if
they see cause.
o. T.. CUNNINGHAM,
Judge of insolvency court Hancock county.
A true copy, Attest :-CHAs. r. DoRR, Register.
1u5
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The Maine Central Railroad

The twenty-sixth annual report Of the
Maine Central Railroad Company. copy
of which we have received, is repletc with
interesting facts and figures which demon
strate the good management of the husi-
ness of the company, and the marked pros
perity of roads under its charge
From the Directors report to the Stock
holders for the year ending Sept. 80, 1887,
we obtain the following facts:
The Gross Receipts for
twelve months were SS,l4s.40I OF
Expenses for twelve
mouths, sl,ssi ,S.4 u
Town, CITY and State
Taxes, 81 1856 Is
1882 g.
Net Earnings from -
business, Al 1913 ~ 80
Interest Accrued dur
ing year. s7I7.ees 90
Less Rents received, 500 -
s7us.lssIl
Rentals paid European
\ North American
Railway. sl2a.ioo %
Rentals paid Belfast &
Moosehead Lake Il.
Il, CO. 5000 20
Rentals paid Dexter 4
Newport x Y Co, ls,oo O.
Rentals paid Eastern
Maine Railway, 800 90
sss7 .ias II
Earnings afer deduct. -
Rentals. sss6,;;s9 Is
President Sewall says while our mile
aye has not been increased during the
year. We have not lost sight of the import
ancc of extensions from Hancock eastward
along the coast. and from other points on
our line to localities 10 the interior Of the
state. The natural resources Of these To-
calitic> already afford much business, and
rapid Development and large increase
would at once result from a connection
With our railroad system"
The above would seem to indicate that
the company ha> in view the much-talked-
Of Shore Line route ami that there j.
prospect that the road may be built at no
very distant day.
Pay>on Tucker. Esd General Manager
in hi, report 10 President Sewall, says:
The total number Of passengers trans
ported for the year was l.354.977 an in
crease over the previous wear of >6.56s. or
E. > per ccntum
The total amount Of freight transported
over the main line and branches for the
wear was So3,&23 tons: an increase over
the previous year Of l9,Gl2 tons, or . p
per Ccntun.
The earnings for passengers were 81
81 226.4l. The earnings for the trans
pnrtatiou Of freight were sl.599, 6N7.i l..
The earnings for transportation OF mails,
baggage, express. Ac.. were sljH.i93. Is.
The total gross transportation earnings
fot the twelve months were 81 l+2 .4o7.ua.
From the statement Of the number Of
passengers and the revenue derived there
from. we gather The followin. facts
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-12-29

Winter seems to be coming with firm
and steady step" The unusual supply of
Christmas goods In our stores and shops,
and the larger sales indicate the growing
generosity of our people. BeneYolencc
seems to be more catching than any of the
other virtues. Ii Is beautiful flower that
often thriyes well where the homely plant of
honesty pales and dies But this is not the
case here-our people believe in being just
before generous" The number of people
practically out of debt in this town we be-
lieve compares favorahly with that of any
other town of equal population and wealth
in the county. 1t Is a good town to trade
in. our merchants thrive we'll. Their III
creasing stock of goods, their large sales.
their handsome houses and outhuiljug~,
and real estate investments tell the >sory.
They believe in small profits rapid sales
and an unlimited variety Of goods, which
tend to keep home trade. and draw in
large volume from surrounding towns.
Whoever thinks he can buy furniture. car
pets, dry goods. crockery ware. hard ware,
groceries elsewhere at a better bargain
than at home. had better inspect carefully
and think twice before he buys Iou VIII
lind our merchants agreeable. genticmanly
and ready 10 wait upon customers AT
once.
Christmas was we'll observed here.
Christmas tree at the Cove and one at the
BAY saturday night. together with appro-
pirate entertainments. called ont good'y
number Of the people
Rev. MIR Jones. pastor II tile Baptist
church at the Cove preached n Tie VI l..
church. North Pcuoh,rot SUNDAY fore
noon, an appropriate sermon from tho
words Art ih0u HI. ar shall W. look
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um peHrAI. EGa FuOD W

IMPERIAL Ed. THOD will largely
increase Egg production strengthen weak and
dropping fowls, promote the healthy growth and
development OF all ysrit ties OF poultry. and insure
fine condition and smooth plumage This il no
forcing process you simply give them the chemi
cal- make eggs at c0s' ot less than one cent
week for each fowl. We mail packages
for 51e and 81. SIN. Packages, s2f0, 10 III. pack
ages. 800 70 H. Kegs 81 % delivered to IF, light
or express Co ASK for 1t OF your local trades man
II he does not keepit, write to
+. G. STURTEEANT,
Manufacturer OF Gr0uni Oyster shells and all
Poulty Supplies. Mills. ls2. ia and 1915 Commerce
Street. 0fice, 2l6 State stree, Hartford, Ct
sold by =. -. WlGGsN, Eii.wor'h. Ne
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Nesser gers Notice.
OFFICE OF THE SHERIFF oP HANCOCK eorNTY.
STATE Of MAINE.

OFFICE OF TIE SHERIFF or HANCOCK COUNTY.
STATE o. MAINE.
HANCOCK IS :-Iiec. 2s. A, u. Isl.
THIS Is to give notice that on the lah
L day Of Dec. A. ID, lnsi, warrant N iiisniFeii,
~ was issued ont OF the court Of Insolvency FIR
said Co. Of Hancock against the estate Of Henri
W, CLARK, of Eden, in the County nt
Hancock, adjudged 10 lie IN iHsolfeht
debtor on petition OF said debtor which petition
"'-A the sth day Of Pee 4; D.,
1857, 10 which aate
Is to be computed That tine pay nieit 81 any ,ieiis
10 or by SAID debtor and the transfer end delivery
Of any properly hr him are forbidden =; ia'S
That d meet
ing Of the creditors u said aseI3t I" FtfF s'tsif
drlts and choose one or more assigisees Of his
estate will be held at court Of INSOLVENCY TO be
holden az The Probate Court Room ~ ELLSWORTH,
on Thu SHAY the twelfth dag Of january = y,
Isss at ten O'Clock in the forenoon.
Given under my hand the date first above WIT
ten WILLIAM FENNELLf,
Deputy sheriff s Messenger OF the Court OF ihso
yency for said county OF Hammock 2".s
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-12-29

1t gives Il, pleasure TO call a';rn-
zion t, tic prospectus Of the Bangor Wing
taa C.pri.r an our first page. 1t Is liSe
paper which keeps abreast Of the times
and has the aIyantage Of presenting the
morning news to IT, readers IN Ellsworth
and vicinity about twelve hours ahead OF
any other paper
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-12-29
Maine Insane Hospital.

non. JAMES WEYMOUTH REELECTED PRES
IDEN8.
AUGUSTA. Dec %. The saisgd meeting
-. the Board of Trustees of the Maine In
sane Hospital was held yesterday IN this
city. The reports of the officers were read
snd accepted Hon. James Weymouth, n
Old Town, was elected President of n
BOARD ana No. Bowen, Esq, of No.; !
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-12-29
In Insolvency. Notice Of
Second Meeting.
STATE OE MAINE.

UAsCoCK IS Court Of Insol, ency.
In the cases OF u. " G. Folsom. Jas ;. Ger
rs and Allen II. smith, all Of Bucksport insot
vent debtors.
THIS is to give notice that pursuant 70 an or'er
Of Court therefor, secnnd meeting II the
Creditors Of said nsolvent Debtors viii be held al
Ellsworth IN Probate O1ce in said county, on
THURSDAY, the i2th day OF Jan 4 ., 49, at
ten O'Clock in the 70 enoon, for The purposes named
in CHATTER a. OF the Revised statutes of said Late
Of Maine and amendments thereto.
'' Attest :-IHA>. p. DuRR,
2ws2 Register # said Court
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TRAINS RUN DAILY, SUNDAY *
CEPTED, AS FOLLOWS


In Pheasant weather only
-~tnp~ on slsual or notice o. CONDUCTOR
These Trains connect at BHnE.r, !th throus III
trains III Main Line "a aud from Portland, Boston
aud i. JOHN.
PAl>DN II ,kER,
Nlcc Pre- aud GenH Manager.
FE lOTlIBl. Cent pA-s- aud Ticket Agt-
OFT. ~. u.s.. iNr r
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NOTICE,

ALL thoss owing the sqhscIiher by note or on
a account are requested to call and settle be.
fore the Is Of January, lsss, without further
notice, nn,
South surrv, Nov sll<sr. eria
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-Tbr,~a Of the boy, George Harring-
n ,;,sr,ssf in AZ crime of arson, he being &C.
public firing the buildings of Oak Grove
Z aaa aassnoy y, of vassaihoro, opened IN the
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-12-29

FtT 0tNT. fIfNI WtfIgLgfN n halNi>.
During the next - days we shall give custom
per cent. ON uuy money they NAV scnd Us for
Investments we have for sale. We hfN ON hand
First Mort-aEr- AIii applications for money upon
hr-t mortgage lpar~ mostly upun 100 acre farms
amounts ranging from $3.50 to 1870. We have also
mortgages in amounts : ,OtJ to S31.p5u at per
cent. which otter. How much money can YOU
furnish Us fpr these loans Thcv are \ ! -e;,ur-
lily. The -tTingencv in the moneF market enables
" 70 cut Gown amouat- applied for in each case to
an amount That Is safe heyuud doubt Now is
tho time get ni"e tine 81 small gilt edge loans
Write for oar New Investor Guide Remit v it'll
advice to. JOHN ID KNOX & 90
Investment BANKERS and Loan Agent, Topeka Kan
30 ;ton Office Room "A, No 81 Bromield street
iWil
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aud not htr Hon Ointment ~ -'otA, ami say
they have something iu>i -pnl but 4, 1, net
1t hcA- thr curative properties which Hon
Ointment alone Possesses. Insist on ha' In-
The genuine. - cent, at druggists. or mail
stamps 10 Hop Co. New London, Conn.
a IIoUsEHoIp ErMEpY.-No family
should be without some remedy mr. the cure
Of affection, % uni, cr>a!ly prevalent A. coughs
colds, sore throat, whoopiuE-coush ana Group
some remedy. too, which can be relied on
safe, sure and certain. DR. WiSrAR's BAL
SAN Or WILD CHERRY : thc article required.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-12-29

-Eraub McNrally. the Saco defaulter.
was released Al Halifax sunday night lie
LII, tha5 ..ty with hi, brother Monday
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-12-29

The great l.mber raft has broken up
and tho Us are no~ scattered about me
ocean
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WANTED. 5000 TONS
E xc Ell $40

To be delivered i'm 1883.
Parties having power to
spare, and who are located
where wood is cheap. will find
it to their advantage to com
munlca!e with us. Full par
s.iicnlars "ill be given Wherd
machines can be bought. Adj
dress. TIE BOSTON EXCELSIOR
TO-, 70 lanai ST., Boston, Mas
4w5n
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FACTS YOU CAN BET ON.

caIi NJ NJ. p, lIain ~,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-01
RICHMOND RAILWAY.
rRoyrsroys OF AN IMPORTANT BILL
WHICH rs BEFORE THE HOUSE.
Company Authorized TO Build Short Lines
Of Railway, Bridge Across James
River; Also, Docks and
Wharves.

The bin "to incorporate the Richmond
Railway connection and Wharf Company"
|pstron-Mr. Carter, by request,l reported
from the House Committee on Roads and
Internal Navigation, provides "that I. l..
Rosser. A, 6. Bniord, w. ". Rufiin. John
q. Friend, w. r. Ruffiu, II. w. Fonrney,
RI. Mason, and II. Ilairston, aud snch
other persons as they may associate WIN
them and their successors and assigns, sh AZ
be, and they are hereby, constituted ana
ordained body corporate and polite Oy
the name Of the Richmond Railway Con-
pection and Wharf Company" TO locate,
construct, maintain, and cooperate line or
lines Of railway for a connection with tue
Richmond and Allegheny railroad or such
Other railroads a. are now or may hercaiter
he operated into the city Of Richmond. be-
tween the said city OF Richmond and a
point nj or near Bosher's dam, then cross
inc the Richmond and Danville railroad TO
some point on James river between war
wick and the Manchester wharves OF tue
said Richmond and Dauville railroad; and
also 10 construct on James river on It's oTn
property, wharyes, piers, docks, dry-docks,
basins, warehouses, elevators, and cotton
congresses, suitable for the accommodation
OF steamships, vessels, and boats, and for
the convenient loading, unloading. SHIP
ping, receiving, and storing all kinds OF
merchandise aud personal property; aud
said company may conduct general ware
house. dock, wharf, and lignterage bust.
ness. and may charge and collect compen-
satiUn therefor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-01
lsOIice Court.

The following cases were disposed OF
yesterday
Claudia Harris, assaulting, beating, aud
threatening TO cut Mary Floyd. Continued
until Monday.
John Branch (colored), assaut'ng, ours
Ing, and abusing Mrs. G.. :. Stops and
brcaking lbe door 10 her house and resist
ing the police. Flned $40 and costs and
required 10 give security for twelve
months in the sum OF t20a, in default oil
which be was committed 10 Jail.
SAMUEL Granger (coiored). assaulting and
beating Mrs. William Anderson on the
public Highway IN The county OF ue0rlco
within The jurisdiction OF the Hus ines
Count. X, qu'fe0 10 give security for
twelve monIhs IN THE snii OF $500
yiigi; Ia Smith lgoloreh). tre>passing
upop tbe premises Of Arna smith aud Is
sauliing aud beating Aiens smith. Dis
ml.Sfd.
Patrick Hurley. ifcspasslng upon the
premi.ts 81 aud destroying the property OF
William g. Wade. Sesalg;ty required Tor
twelve merits In The saoi OF eco.